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China’s exports of rare earth magnets jump ahead of Trump-Xi meeting
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China’s Bank of Ningbo readies digital yuan business as Beijing expands e-CNY
SHANGHAI/BEIJING, March 20 (Reuters) – China’s Bank of Ningbo said it is inviting suppliers to help build a system to handle the digital yuan, in a sign that the country’s central bank may soon hand…
China Isn’t Planning to Invade Taiwan in 2027, U.S. Concludes
Beijing would prefer to take control of the self-ruled island without resorting to force, according to the U.S. intelligence community.
Beijing leverages UN troops, funding to expand global influence, House report warns
House report warns China is systematically exploiting UN peacekeeping missions and financial contributions to advance strategic interests globally.
China set to test revolutionary asteroid deflection technology in 2027
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As OpenClaw enthusiasm grips China, schoolkids and retirees alike raise ‘lobsters’
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Beijing tells Chinese firms to strengthen Zimbabwe risk prevention after mineral export ban
HARARE, March 19 (Reuters) – China’s government on Thursday told Chinese businesses operating in Zimbabwe to “strenghthen risk prevention and compliance awareness” after the country suspended exports of raw minerals and lithium concentrates.
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